Wildfire Vortexes Uncover Unexpected Impact on Ozone Layer Chemistry

Monday, 15 July 2024, 09:09

Wildfire vortexes are revealed to double aerosol burden in the stratosphere, leading to a reordering of ozone depletion. This new study highlights the previously unknown connection between wildfire events and the chemistry of the ozone layer. The findings shed light on a key aspect of climate change and atmospheric composition.

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Wildfire Vortexes

Wildfire events have a significant effect on the stratosphere.

Impact on Ozone Layer

The study uncovers the doubled aerosol burden and reshaping of ozone depletion caused by wildfire vortexes.

The newfound understanding of this link emphasizes the importance of considering wildfire impacts on atmospheric chemistry in the context of climate change.

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